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Hi Layci!

Congratulations!!! It's such a great news! I want to wish you all

the luck with your beautiful daughters!! I cannot imagine a better

valentine gift than two healthy babies!!! Good luck and I hope to

read something (when you'll be able) about how they are doing...

Tessa, 25 UD (altough..?...:)

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Hi Layci!

Congratulations!!! It's such a great news! I want to wish you all

the luck with your beautiful daughters!! I cannot imagine a better

valentine gift than two healthy babies!!! Good luck and I hope to

read something (when you'll be able) about how they are doing...

Tessa, 25 UD (altough..?...:)

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Layci:

Congratulations; you are so blessed!!! Great news about the

breathing too. My thoughts are with you and your little girls.

Love the diagnosis, btw!!!

t

SU (partially resected)

Mom to Max (Aug. 2003)

>

> Hey guys!

>

> Just thought I'd let you know that the girlies are here! They made

> their appearance via c-section on Monday, February 14, 2005.

They're

> my Valentine's Day sweethearts!

>

> Alee Klaire (Baby A) was 4 lbs. and 16 1/4 inches long and was

born

> at 3:57 p.m.

>

> Alyx Michele (Baby B) was 3 lbs. 9 oz. and was 15 3/4 inches long

an

> born at 3:59 p.m.

>

> I had been swelling a lot the past week before they were born and

my

> doctor was watching my blood pressure closely for preeclampsia.

> Well, at my regularly scheduled doctor's appointment on Monday

> morning, we realized that my blood pressure was too high and that

I

> even had protein in my urine. She told me to get to the hospital

and

> that we would be having babies that day or the next, depending on

> how my blood pressure was while at the hospital. Once I got there,

> my blood pressure became even higher and at 3:00 I was told we

were

> having the babies at 3:30! I was a nervous wreck! When I got into

> the OR, my doctor wanted to take my cerclage out first but one of

> the babie's heart rates dropped kind of low so they moved on with

> the c-section and took the cerclage out afterwards. It seemed like

> it took an eternity to hear the babies cry but they did and it was

> the BEST sound in the entire world! Unfortunately, I only got to

see

> them long enough to kiss them on the head before they took them

back

> to the NICU to be checked out. Because of the blood pressure, I

had

> to be put back on the magnesium sulfate so I was totally pissed

> about that! I thought I was finished with that stuff! So, since I

> was on the mag and was at a high risk of seizure because of the

> blood pressure, I didn't get to see my babies until Tuesday night.

> My husband and I got to hold them for the first time on Wednesday

> and give them their first bath. They are both doing GREAT and

> neither one of them had to be on a ventilator because they were

> breathing on their own right from the start. They have been

gaining

> weight and have increased their feedings from 3 cc's to 27 cc's

> already today! They even amazed their nurse today when they took a

> bottle for the first time today without any problems what so ever!

> At this point, they are only in the NICU to get better at eating

and

> then they'll be home. They tell us it could be as little as a week

> or two! I was discharged from the hospital today and let me tell

> you, it was VERY hard leaving them there tonight, but I will be

> there everyday until they leave and I know that they're in

excellent

> hands. They are just so cute and I am so blessed to have them. I

> will post some pictures over the weekend when I get some free

time.

> I just wanted to let you all know why I've been gone for the past

> few days! Hope everyone is doing well and I'll catch up on the

posts

> later.

>

> Oh yeah, and we found out a funny thing during the c-

> section...apparently I'm BU, not UD! A heart shaped uterus just

for

> Valentine's day! Ha!

>

> Layci

> My little angel in Heaven, Saylor Kayte, 12-28-03

> Mommy to twin girls, Alee Klaire and Alyx Michele, 2-14-05

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Layci:

Congratulations; you are so blessed!!! Great news about the

breathing too. My thoughts are with you and your little girls.

Love the diagnosis, btw!!!

t

SU (partially resected)

Mom to Max (Aug. 2003)

>

> Hey guys!

>

> Just thought I'd let you know that the girlies are here! They made

> their appearance via c-section on Monday, February 14, 2005.

They're

> my Valentine's Day sweethearts!

>

> Alee Klaire (Baby A) was 4 lbs. and 16 1/4 inches long and was

born

> at 3:57 p.m.

>

> Alyx Michele (Baby B) was 3 lbs. 9 oz. and was 15 3/4 inches long

an

> born at 3:59 p.m.

>

> I had been swelling a lot the past week before they were born and

my

> doctor was watching my blood pressure closely for preeclampsia.

> Well, at my regularly scheduled doctor's appointment on Monday

> morning, we realized that my blood pressure was too high and that

I

> even had protein in my urine. She told me to get to the hospital

and

> that we would be having babies that day or the next, depending on

> how my blood pressure was while at the hospital. Once I got there,

> my blood pressure became even higher and at 3:00 I was told we

were

> having the babies at 3:30! I was a nervous wreck! When I got into

> the OR, my doctor wanted to take my cerclage out first but one of

> the babie's heart rates dropped kind of low so they moved on with

> the c-section and took the cerclage out afterwards. It seemed like

> it took an eternity to hear the babies cry but they did and it was

> the BEST sound in the entire world! Unfortunately, I only got to

see

> them long enough to kiss them on the head before they took them

back

> to the NICU to be checked out. Because of the blood pressure, I

had

> to be put back on the magnesium sulfate so I was totally pissed

> about that! I thought I was finished with that stuff! So, since I

> was on the mag and was at a high risk of seizure because of the

> blood pressure, I didn't get to see my babies until Tuesday night.

> My husband and I got to hold them for the first time on Wednesday

> and give them their first bath. They are both doing GREAT and

> neither one of them had to be on a ventilator because they were

> breathing on their own right from the start. They have been

gaining

> weight and have increased their feedings from 3 cc's to 27 cc's

> already today! They even amazed their nurse today when they took a

> bottle for the first time today without any problems what so ever!

> At this point, they are only in the NICU to get better at eating

and

> then they'll be home. They tell us it could be as little as a week

> or two! I was discharged from the hospital today and let me tell

> you, it was VERY hard leaving them there tonight, but I will be

> there everyday until they leave and I know that they're in

excellent

> hands. They are just so cute and I am so blessed to have them. I

> will post some pictures over the weekend when I get some free

time.

> I just wanted to let you all know why I've been gone for the past

> few days! Hope everyone is doing well and I'll catch up on the

posts

> later.

>

> Oh yeah, and we found out a funny thing during the c-

> section...apparently I'm BU, not UD! A heart shaped uterus just

for

> Valentine's day! Ha!

>

> Layci

> My little angel in Heaven, Saylor Kayte, 12-28-03

> Mommy to twin girls, Alee Klaire and Alyx Michele, 2-14-05

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Layci:

Congratulations; you are so blessed!!! Great news about the

breathing too. My thoughts are with you and your little girls.

Love the diagnosis, btw!!!

t

SU (partially resected)

Mom to Max (Aug. 2003)

>

> Hey guys!

>

> Just thought I'd let you know that the girlies are here! They made

> their appearance via c-section on Monday, February 14, 2005.

They're

> my Valentine's Day sweethearts!

>

> Alee Klaire (Baby A) was 4 lbs. and 16 1/4 inches long and was

born

> at 3:57 p.m.

>

> Alyx Michele (Baby B) was 3 lbs. 9 oz. and was 15 3/4 inches long

an

> born at 3:59 p.m.

>

> I had been swelling a lot the past week before they were born and

my

> doctor was watching my blood pressure closely for preeclampsia.

> Well, at my regularly scheduled doctor's appointment on Monday

> morning, we realized that my blood pressure was too high and that

I

> even had protein in my urine. She told me to get to the hospital

and

> that we would be having babies that day or the next, depending on

> how my blood pressure was while at the hospital. Once I got there,

> my blood pressure became even higher and at 3:00 I was told we

were

> having the babies at 3:30! I was a nervous wreck! When I got into

> the OR, my doctor wanted to take my cerclage out first but one of

> the babie's heart rates dropped kind of low so they moved on with

> the c-section and took the cerclage out afterwards. It seemed like

> it took an eternity to hear the babies cry but they did and it was

> the BEST sound in the entire world! Unfortunately, I only got to

see

> them long enough to kiss them on the head before they took them

back

> to the NICU to be checked out. Because of the blood pressure, I

had

> to be put back on the magnesium sulfate so I was totally pissed

> about that! I thought I was finished with that stuff! So, since I

> was on the mag and was at a high risk of seizure because of the

> blood pressure, I didn't get to see my babies until Tuesday night.

> My husband and I got to hold them for the first time on Wednesday

> and give them their first bath. They are both doing GREAT and

> neither one of them had to be on a ventilator because they were

> breathing on their own right from the start. They have been

gaining

> weight and have increased their feedings from 3 cc's to 27 cc's

> already today! They even amazed their nurse today when they took a

> bottle for the first time today without any problems what so ever!

> At this point, they are only in the NICU to get better at eating

and

> then they'll be home. They tell us it could be as little as a week

> or two! I was discharged from the hospital today and let me tell

> you, it was VERY hard leaving them there tonight, but I will be

> there everyday until they leave and I know that they're in

excellent

> hands. They are just so cute and I am so blessed to have them. I

> will post some pictures over the weekend when I get some free

time.

> I just wanted to let you all know why I've been gone for the past

> few days! Hope everyone is doing well and I'll catch up on the

posts

> later.

>

> Oh yeah, and we found out a funny thing during the c-

> section...apparently I'm BU, not UD! A heart shaped uterus just

for

> Valentine's day! Ha!

>

> Layci

> My little angel in Heaven, Saylor Kayte, 12-28-03

> Mommy to twin girls, Alee Klaire and Alyx Michele, 2-14-05

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Layci,

I am so happy for you!!!! Although you don't even " know " me, my ds

and I have been including you and your babies in our thoughts and

prayers nightly. I'm glad you are all doing well!

Congratulations,

Christie

SU, 2 kids from my weird uterus

Resection?????

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Layci,

I am so happy for you!!!! Although you don't even " know " me, my ds

and I have been including you and your babies in our thoughts and

prayers nightly. I'm glad you are all doing well!

Congratulations,

Christie

SU, 2 kids from my weird uterus

Resection?????

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Oh Layci, congratulations! What a marvelous Valentine's prsent. If

you do see this, I have a question: How many weeks were you, after

all that?????? IT's incredible-- a cervix a half-centimeter long for

four months and you deliver due to high blood pressure! :)

Blessings to you and little ones,

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Oh Layci, congratulations! What a marvelous Valentine's prsent. If

you do see this, I have a question: How many weeks were you, after

all that?????? IT's incredible-- a cervix a half-centimeter long for

four months and you deliver due to high blood pressure! :)

Blessings to you and little ones,

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Oh Layci, congratulations! What a marvelous Valentine's prsent. If

you do see this, I have a question: How many weeks were you, after

all that?????? IT's incredible-- a cervix a half-centimeter long for

four months and you deliver due to high blood pressure! :)

Blessings to you and little ones,

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